Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Mottley has tested positive for the coronavirus (COVID-19), according to an officially released statement. The statement by the Office of the Prime Minister said that Mottley has “a mild case and she has indicated that she is doing well…The doctors have...
The hundreds of former LIAT employees still awaiting millions of dollars in compensation are again urging the airline’s shareholder governments to reach an agreement to pay them what they are owed. A petition launched in May this year to support the fight for the workers’ severance...
Increased cooperation, Covid-19 challenges and economic recovery were some of the main features of Prime Minister Gaston Browne’s address at the Ninth Summit of the Americas. Browne opened with his displeasure that certain countries were not invited to discuss critical issues demanding collective focus. He called for...
Approximately $300 million in counterfeit goods, including engine oil, was seized from a wholesale on Princess Street in downtown Kingston Wednesday afternoon. Two persons have reportedly been taken into custody by the Counter Terrorism and Organised Crime Investigations Branch (CTOC). Assistant Superintendent Victor Barrett, head of CTOC's...
Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) President Winston Smith is encouraging educators to stand up and fight back against attacks from any student. Smith said teachers should not roll over and play dead and let students think they are pushovers. “It doesn’t faze me if people want to castigate...